Rubber pipes

Rubber pipes

Dimensions / shapes

• rubber pipes 20 to 300 mm in diameter
• reinforcements with canvas, polyamide knits, metal spirals or metal segments
• straight or curved (single or multiple)
• the ends of the pipes secured to the clamps are left without a metal coil in order to obtain the correct clamping force
• pipes with vulcanized metal flanges, in particular pipes on gravel extraction machines

Materials

• EPDM, good chemical, high temperature, atmospheric, ozone resistant, primarily for heat sink rubber pipes and more chemically demanding media
• CR (NEOPREN), very good resistance to aging, weathering and ozone, seawater
• NBR (perbunan), excellent resistance to oil, gasoline, good mechanical properties
• NR - natural rubber, high elasticity and good abrasion resistance
• SBR - synthetic rubber for general use, good aging resistance and good mechanical properties

Technological process

• applying a crude rubber compound to the prepared metal core (tool), if necessary, various specific reinforcements (impregnations) are added, vulcanization
• by extruding with the automatic use of textile or polyamide reinforcement with autoclave inoculation

Application

• for transporting various media in a protected atmosphere from place to place with different pressures or with different geodetic levels
• for chemically aggressive media
• for higher temperature levels

High pressure pipes (hydraulic and pneumatic)

Dimensions / shapes

• different types and types of pipes can be manufactured in a very short time
• fittings (male and female) with tapered end seals, metric, inch or unified US threads

Materials

• materials for the transmission of hydro-pneumatic media (air, gas, steam, fuel, hydraulic fluids)
• high, medium and low pressure pipes

Technological process

• depending on the purpose, they are prepared and assembled with suitable attachments

Application

• high pressure, medium pressure and low pressure pipes for the transfer of hydro-pneumatic media